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Old 05-15-2007, 04:05 PM #1
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Default Proteolytic Enzymes - Serrapeptase
Anyone know about this?
Supposedly helps heal aches and sports injuries.

Also a post-op. treatment,
as well as for back pains,
and promotes circulatory health.

Used in Europe & Asia, made from the
digestive tracts of silkworms (?!?)

I've a chronic neck pain on the right side,
that seems to ebb & flow as the day wears on
(its the proverbial 'crick' in the neck)
..... as well as lower back aches,
(doesn't just about everybody?)
& this was suggested.
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